Europe Sidelines U.S., Launches Putin War Crimes Tribunal

A massive geopolitical shift is unfolding behind closed doors — and the United States was completely sidelined.
While a leaked 28-point proposal reportedly showed the Trump administration considering blanket amnesty for alleged war crimes in exchange for a fast-track peace deal, 36 nations met in Strasbourg and made a stunning move of their own:
They officially signed a resolution to create a SPECIAL WAR CRIMES TRIBUNAL targeting Vladimir Putin for the crime of aggression.
No U.S. participation. No American approval. No invitation.
Europe is now building, funding, and preparing this court independently — signaling a dramatic break from decades of reliance on Washington in matters of international justice.
Critics are calling it the biggest transatlantic fracture in years. Supporters say it proves Europe is finally willing to act alone.
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 EUROPE JUST CUT WASHINGTON OUT OF THE DEAL.
A massive geopolitical shift is unfolding behind closed doors — and the United States was completely sidelined.
While a leaked 28-point proposal reportedly showed the Trump administration considering blanket amnesty for alleged war crimes in exchange for a fast-track peace deal, 36 nations met in Strasbourg and made a stunning move of their own:
They officially signed a resolution to create a SPECIAL WAR CRIMES TRIBUNAL targeting Vladimir Putin for the crime of aggression.
No U.S. participation. No American approval. No invitation.
Europe is now building, funding, and preparing this court independently — signaling a dramatic break from decades of reliance on Washington in matters of international justice.
Critics are calling it the biggest transatlantic fracture in years. Supporters say it proves Europe is finally willing to act alone.